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The Gateway (2008-02-26)

by: University of Alberta

Publication date: 2008-02-26

Topics: Gateway [Edmonton, Alta.]

Publisher: University of Alberta

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel_newspapers; the_gateway; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 533.0M

Page 11: - Volleyball Bears sweep for Canada West gold - University of Alberta School of Business increase international ranking by 13 spots - electioncentral Page 13: - CAMPUS CRIME BEAT - STREETERS Page 14: - The word 'like' is, like, here to stay - Faculty of Arts grads get a new career resource Page 15: - Current SU President Janz sole contender for Board of Governors rep Page 16: - Vice-President (Student Life) position second-most competitive Page 17: - Money's the mind of VP (Operations & Finance) candidates Page 18: - LETTERS - Two countries for crazy old men - LETTERS FORM THE ARCHIVES Page 19: - Listerites showed Residence Services that they're more than Bantha fodder Page 20: - Bridge over troubled traffic only increases congestion Page 1: - To rock, or not to rock? Page 2: - Ritter uses his imagination to make written conquests - Be Kind Rewind a distracted gem Page 3: - Mosh pits no place for the wimpy Page 4: - Hinton's strong vision translates into suspenseless Macbeth Page 5: - albumreview - albumreview - albumreview - albumreview Page 6: - Pandas go the distance in Canada West hockey final Page 7: - Pandas defeat Huskies with last-quarter surge Page 8: - SPORTS SHORTS Page 9: Page 10: Page 12: - Local News

Notes

[public]: Weekly. Description based on vol. 64, no. 1 (4 September 1973). Special centenary edition issued as vol. XCIX (19 September 2008). Student newspaper of the University of Alberta. [public]: The Gateway made its debut at the University of Alberta on 21 November 1910. The newspaper was founded when a group of students gathered at the home of Libby Lloyd to discuss the creation of a student newspaper. Albert Edward Ottewell was The Gateway's first editor-in-chief.